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Welcome to your new favorite dating podcast! If you're anything like me, Sex and the City is one of those shows you have turned to after many a breakup and have fantasized about your own life through the girls' lives. Well, I am here to debunk the romantization of toxic relationships and put all your Mr Bigs to rest. Each episode will be a recap of an episode from SATC and will feature a therapist or sex & dating expert to get to get their professional tips on how they would have coached the girls to navigate their dating lives.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sex and the City recaps become candid relationship case studies, pairing scene-by-scene discussion with practical questions about communication, boundaries and power.
Each installment turns a Sex and the City episode into a lively case conference. The host moves through the plot scene by scene, then asks a guest to examine the characters' romantic decisions through questions about communication, boundaries, confidence and power.
Mr. Big takes a call during Carrie's poem; you get to debate the emotional damages.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A blunt, reassuring breakup reset for anyone stuck on being left behind.
This season two finale turns breakup advice into something sharper than self help and less polished than a pep talk. It stays with the pain of seeing an ex move on first, then works through closure, rejection, nostalgia, and the stubborn urge to treat being left behind as proof…
A brisk recap that turns Carrie's performance of being single and fabulous into sharper questions about dating and connection.
This episode treats a Sex and the City recap as a conversation about dating and connection. Scarlett brings a grounded take on lesbian dating, where red flags can be easy to spot and still hard to walk away from, while the discussion keeps shifting between plot points and the…
A brisk take on Evolution that follows revenge, power shifts, and the move beyond the usual relationship script.
This episode brings Dr. Valli into a discussion of Sex and the City season 2 episode 11, Evolution, and it keeps its focus on what happens when the old relationship script stops working.
A flat clarification opens into dating power games and long-term partnership talk.
Archie Kennedy brings a younger perspective to a conversation that begins with a flat clarification and then moves through dating games, first impressions, and the moment of saying "girlfriend" before anything feels fully settled.
A funny queer recap that turns a TV mess into a sharper question about how women get read.
Freya Evans brings a lesbian perspective to a Sex and the City recap that keeps coming back to the same pressure point: how women get read, mislabeled, and policed when attraction and identity blur together.
A sharp recap that turns a funeral episode into a larger argument about timing and desire.
This episode uses a funeral as the setting for a harder talk about timing, need, and what desire can cost. It keeps moving between the story and the mess underneath it: who someone is reaching for, and why that matters.
A brisk recap that makes fetish talk feel candid, specific, and practical.
Erika Lemke uses a Sex and the City rewatch to talk plainly about fetishes, public sex, and the uneasy line between what turns someone on and what starts to shape daily life.
A candid recap that uses casual sex and dating patterns to explore how people are conditioned to think about desire.
Natasha Miller turns this Just Like That, We Found Therapy episode into a blunt conversation about desire, patterns, and the meanings people attach to casual sex.
Trailer verdicts with married-room energy.
Blunt reviews, nostalgia tested live.
Freya Evans joins And Just Like That...
The show welcomes back a repeat guest, a New York-based dating expert and matchmaker who now splits her time in Europe.
Liv Singh joins the hosts to discuss Sex and the City season 2, episode 17, “Twenty-Something Girls vs Twenty-Something Women,” while also comparing herself to Samantha Jones and Nina G.
Alejandra Wells-Pena joins from Ibiza to talk through Sex and the City season 2, episode 16.
Sabrina joins for a brisk recap of this episode.
Natasha Miller returns for a conversation about The Fuck Buddy, and it settles fast into dating patterns, casual sex, and why the same mistakes keep showing up.
Nicole Nasser is back on the podcast for a quick, intimate breakdown of Sex and the City season 2, episode 10, "The Caste System." The hosts frame the episode around rank, money, love, servants, celebrities, and the power games that show up in relationships.
Yasmina Aoun joins the host to talk through season 2, episode 8 of *Sex and the City*, "The Man, The Myth, The Viagra." They start with the usual warm, slightly nervous greeting and quickly settle into the episode's central mess: Carrie, Big, Miranda, and the introduction of Steve.
Freya Evans comes back to talk through a Sex and the City episode about lesbian power, labels, and the weird ways people read women through social assumptions.
The show opens with the host welcoming a therapist from Notting Hill to talk through season two, episode nine of Sex and the City.
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Erika Lemke comes back to the mic, and the hosts are clearly thrilled to have her there.
Archie Kennedy joins the host and begins by clearing up a misunderstanding about what he would do if a girlfriend ended up in his flat and rearranged the furniture.
The host analyzes the Sex and the City episode 'Ex and the City', where Carrie struggles after Mr.
The hosts recap Sex and the City season 2 episode 4, discussing singlehood, toxic relationships, and dating dynamics with guest Scarlett from the Lesbian Supper Club podcast.